Metro Voices: African women, Liberia, economic developmenttag:blog.syracuse.com,2014:/metrovoices/20252009-09-08T02:05:48ZCovering Communities in Syracuse and Central NY by Maureen NolanMovable Type Enterprise 4.29-advanceFilm featuring Syracuse 'Lost Boy'' will be shown Oct. 24 at The Palacetag:blog.syracuse.com,2009:/metrovoices//2025.34993622009-09-08T02:05:48Z2009-09-08T03:10:27ZMahala Gaylord / The Post-StandardGabriel Deng is working on a master's in education at Le Moyne University, where he is getting help to build a school in his village in Sudan. Currently he is also substitute teaching for the Syracuse...Maureen Siehhttp://connect.syracuse.com/user/msieh/index.html
Mahala Gaylord / The Post-StandardGabriel Deng is working on a master's in education at Le Moyne University, where he is getting help to build a school in his village in Sudan. Currently he is also substitute teaching for the Syracuse...
Film shows how Liberian women prayed and mobilized for peace during civil wartag:blog.syracuse.com,2009:/metrovoices//2025.21561642009-02-04T17:57:17Z2009-02-05T14:14:08ZMarcia Cirello /Tribeca Film FestivalIn this photo provided by the Tribeca Film Festival, actor Robert De Niro and Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf attend the premiere of the film "Pray the Devil Back to Hell," April 30, 2008 in New York....Maureen Siehhttp://connect.syracuse.com/user/msieh/index.html
Marcia Cirello /Tribeca Film FestivalIn this photo provided by the Tribeca Film Festival, actor Robert De Niro and Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf attend the premiere of the film "Pray the Devil Back to Hell," April 30, 2008 in New York....